Bobby Tanzilo is an Author at School Matters MKE, a Milwaukee-area education blog that monitors schools across Wisconsin. He covers a diverse range of topics including architecture, urban design, food and beverages, and the arts, often intertwining these themes in his work. Bobby's writing has been featured in Soccer America, the African American Genealogy Society of Milwaukee, Realclearhistory, and OnMilwaukee.com.
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Bobby's focus is on local events and developments in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. His coverage largely revolves around house & home as well as food & beverage topics such as breweries, architecture, and entertainment.
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By: Bobby Tanzilo
One of three Williamson homes in a row on Club Circle in Fox Point is now for sale. The current owners have poured their hearts, energy and wallets into the 1950 house designed for Dr. Louis Bernhard and his family, which means they're leaving it even better than they found it.
By: Bobby Tanzilo
On Monday, gravity started the demolition of the 1910 building at 448 E. Bruce St., with a three-story section of the south wall collapsing, followed by more of the structure later in the day. The end of the building marks the erasure of a couple ghost signs, too, including one advertising an interesting old Milwaukee business.
On Monday, gravity started the demolition of the 1910 building at 448 E. Bruce St., with a three-story section of the south wall collapsing, followed by more of the structure later in the day. The end of the building marks the erasure of a couple ghost signs, too, including one advertising an interesting old Milwaukee business.
Looking for some good hometown fun this Labor Day weekend? Look no further than the Third Ward Art Festival, that sets up along Broadway between St. Paul Avenue and Menomonee Street on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 5 and 6.
Phantom Lake YMCA Camp, S110W30240 YMCA Camp Rd., in Mukwonago, is alive with the sights, sounds and smells of summer, just like it has been for well over a century.
By: Bobby Tanzilo
The outdoor TOSA Locally Made Fall Pop-Up is back for 2026 and takes place Saturday, Oct. 3 around the beer garden at The Landing at Hoyt Park & Pool.
By: Derek Pritzl, Steph Lippert
A 10th anniversary is an impressive achievement in craft beer, especially in this challenging moment for the industry, but that's exactly what Third Space Brewing, 1505 W. St. Paul Ave. in the Menomonee Valley is celebrating this month.
Every year we like to share a few must-see sites during Historic Milwaukee's annual Doors Open Milwaukee, which has quickly grown into one of the most fun and well-attended events in the city. Here are Bobby's picks for 2026.
By: Bobby Tanzilo
The festival - which takes place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 27 at Harbor View Plaza and outside the UWM School of Freshwater Sciences on the 600 block of East Greenfield Avenue - is free and fun for the whole family.
If you've seen a trio of brews in candy-striped cans at your local Piggly Wiggly store in recent months, you've been looking at the grocery chain's 'house beer' brewed by Wisconsin craft brewery, 3 Sheeps.
